L.A. Theater’s Witch Hunters Post author:Steven Morris Post published:February 7, 2017 Post category:Featured Column / Paul Birchall's Got It Covered Post comments:2 Comments You Might Also Like Ana Maria Alvarez, on Connection and Engagement Through Dance January 17, 2020 FRINGE RAW: “Do You: Migration of the Monarchs”, “Fallen Stars at the Charity Sale”, and “Pagliaccis” June 22, 2017 FRINGE RAW: “Red Flags”, “A(partment 8)”, and “Girl, Bound” June 19, 2017 This Post Has 2 Comments Noel Balacuit February 7, 2017 Reply Great article. Hotel Play? Sounds fascinating. I cannot wait to watch it! William Salyers February 7, 2017 Reply The people who do this are anti-art scum. They hide behind aliases and pretend to fear “blacklists,” when what they actually fear is being known for who – and what – they are: despicable AEA stooges who have turned against their own community. Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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Noel Balacuit February 7, 2017 Reply Great article. Hotel Play? Sounds fascinating. I cannot wait to watch it!
William Salyers February 7, 2017 Reply The people who do this are anti-art scum. They hide behind aliases and pretend to fear “blacklists,” when what they actually fear is being known for who – and what – they are: despicable AEA stooges who have turned against their own community.
Great article.
Hotel Play?
Sounds fascinating.
I cannot wait to watch it!
The people who do this are anti-art scum. They hide behind aliases and pretend to fear “blacklists,” when what they actually fear is being known for who – and what – they are: despicable AEA stooges who have turned against their own community.